On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 10:41:23PM +0000, Neil Bowers wrote: > >> I hereby give modu...@perl.org permission to grant co-maintainership > >> to any of my modules, if the following conditions are met: > >> > >> (1) I haven't released the module for a year or more > >> (2) There are outstanding issues on RT which need addressing > >> (3) Email to my CPAN email address hasn't been answered after a month > >> (4) The requester wants to make worthwhile changes that will benefit > >> CPAN [...] > > I think that this isn't really different from what happens now anyway. > I'm interested to hear what you think would make it different?
(5) you promise to stuff live octopuses down your pants on stage at the next YAPC. > In my experience this would be different. In general, The Gods seem to let people have a co-maintainer bit if the primary maintainer is incommunicado - such as not responding for a month. -- David Cantrell | top google result for "topless karaoke murders" In Victorian times, when every man wore a beard the size of a yew, Britain ruled the world. In the early 20th century, when the beard was trimmed to a moustache, we scraped through two world wars but lost an empire. Today, when Mach3 Turbo multi-blades are the norm, our national pride derives largely from beating the Swedes at Olympic cycling. Grow a beard. Your country needs you.
